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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1952

Page

6

Two Hostesses Entertain For Magnolia Study Club

Mrs. R. P. McKay hosted the Magnolia Study Club with Mrs. W. E. Young as co host Thursday. President Mrs. Fred Tucker led pledges and the meeting. A cancer drive offering was taken and a civil defense warden was appointed. Mrs. White reviewed Compton's Treaty of Paris and John Jay life details. Social period followed with listed members.

R. P. McKay Magnolia Study Club W. E. Young Fred Tucker Tucker Reynolds Lafayette C. C. Lucky A. T. White White Tom Leos Compton Paris America New York Aline Banister A. R. Butler R. L. Fuller Milton Ford Ed Hislop, Jr Tom Lees F. Reitzell Joe F. Smith A. T. White, Jr W. N. Reynolds

Cancer Society Thanks Workers in Ouachita Parish

The Ouachita Parish Chapter of the American Cancer Society thanks numerous ladies who helped during the fund drive. Names listed include Mrs. Annie L. Layman, Mrs. A. B. Colmer, Mrs. Gordon Wright, Mrs. R. O. Ware, Mrs. George W. Sellers and many others.

Ouachita Parish The American Cancer Society Annie L. Layman A. B. Colmer Gordon Wright R. O. Ware George W. Sellers Murray Bernstein Nancy Pace Aline Bannister Joe Marx Jr W. A. Cornett Louis Masur Jr Sidney Gill C. B. Flinn Harrel Webster K. N. McGoldrick E. F. Holdsworth

Farmerville Residents Travel and Family Visits

Farmerville notes several visits and travel details. Mrs Fred P Revels visits sister Mrs R L Holmes in Dallas Texas. Virginia Dave Griffin and Donald Griffin of Sterling ton stay with grandfather Mr T E Griffin and aunt Mrs Ruth Glover. Capt Herman Plennigs heads to Fort Riley Kansas for ten weeks of intelligence training after Korea leave. Maurine Caldwell of Parkdale Arkansas visits grandparents Mr and Mrs J T Williams while mother Mrs J M Caldwell recovers in Monroe hospital.

Fred P. Revels R. L. Holmes Dallas Tex Virginia Dave Griffin Donald Griffin Sterlington T. E. Griffin Ruth Glover Wodde Samples B. B. Taylor Oil City Homer Armstrong Herman Plennigs Ft. Riely Kans Korea Farmerville Maurine Caldwell Parkdale Ark J. T. Williams J. M. Caldwell Monroe Hospital

Clothing Outlook Bright for 1953 Says Expert

Miss Margaret Brumby of the L. S. A. agricultural extension service reports a bright 1953 clothing outlook. She notes backlogs in ready made garments and yard goods, ample wool fiber supply, and rising use of man-made fibers like nylon and rayon mixed with wool and cotton to boost strength and warmth. Prices stabilized by high inventories last year, aiding retailers and housewives.

Margaret Brumby L. S. A. Agricultural Extension Service Euna D. Spielman Brumby Military Department Orion Daeron

Three Convicts Die After Drinking Paint Thinner at Kilby Prison

In Montgomery Alabama three convicts died at Kilby Prison after consuming paint thinner. The deaths include Troy Blackstock linked to the Blackstock crime family. eight others fell ill. Victims named include Calvin C. Roper serving 25 years for robbery and D C Everett serving two years for grand larceny.

Montgomery Ala Troy Blackstock Kilby Blackstock Blackstock Brothers Leakesville Miss Thomas Roy Calvin C. Roper Dallas County D. C. Everett Marshall County

Community Notes From Farmerville and Nearby Areas

Local residents attend events and visit relatives across Louisiana and Mississippi. Librarian Merele Whitman and Joe Henry Baughman traveled to Mexico City for a library convention, while numerous families announce births and weekend visits, and members like Pvt George W. Phelps return on leave from Korea. Names include Allen, Odom, Forsmark, Ramsey, Wilson, Black, Barron, Read, Rogers, Whitaker, Gaddis, and others.

Merele Whitman Farmerville High School Joe Henry Baughman Mexico City L. C. Allen Susan Etta Ruston Hospital Heard Odom Farmerville Monroe George W. Phelps Lavelle Phelps Korea A. J. Phillips Janet Hazel Forsmark Jackson Miss Eugene Forsmark James Joe Ramsey Mobile Ala D. O. Ramsey J. L. Davidson J. S. Wilson Pilot Point Tex E. D. Wilson Shady Laster L. J Homer Armstrong el Dorado Lonnie Black Lonnie Black, Jr Urbana Hall Ralph A. Gulley Rolla, Ill Lazarus Baughman John B. Hester Johnny Hester Houston Messers J. R. Dawkins W. J. Turnage Ragan D. Madden Ruston New Orleans Estelle Greer Judy Bastrop C. E. Granbury Mr. Granbury Dimple Tucker Monroe Tucker Bobby Tettleton Barnes Hayes, Jr John Earl Taylor P. L. Read Juddy Rogers Beverely Sue Alexandria J. A. Roan J. B. Hughes Springhill Frank Barron Barron C. A. Chatham

Local Personal News Highlights from Monroe and Surrounding Areas

Week end visits feature Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson of Waco with West Monroe and Elliott families. Birth announced for Marian Keller daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Broadway Gilbert with grandparents Dayton Harley and J. K. Broadway Sr. Salient holiday visits include Aubrey Pyburn and Irene Schober in Monroe and Ralph King in Memphis. Harry Hubenthall relocates from Shreveport to Monroe with Eugene Windes residence.

J. E. Ferguson Waco Texas C. E. Ferguson West Monroe T. H. Elliott Ferguson Sally Elliott James Broadway Gilbert Marian Keller Dayton Harley J. K. Broadway Jack Terzia Harry Hubenthall Shreveport Monroe Eugene Windes

Marine Corps Regulations Specify Chevrons by Arm Line

1825 U.S. Marine Corps directives require sergeants to wear chevrons above the elbow and corporals below the elbow, setting distinct insignia placements for noncommissioned ranks.

U. SS. Marine Corps

Amphibian Alligator tanks used by Marines in 1924

Amphibian tanks known as Alligator tanks were employed by the U S Marines in 1924 to test and deploy amphibious vehicle capabilities. The term Alligator referenced the early armored devices before standard naming. This historical note highlights the evolution of Marine amphibious gear.

U. S

Marine Corps Colors Standards Scarlet and New Gold

The long established Marine Corps tradition uses scarlet and newly minted gold as its official standards and flags, reflecting the service’s heritage and ceremonial color scheme.

U. S. Marine Corps

Social Calendar Highlights Monroe Clubs and Meetings

A dense schedule lists Wednesday clubs in Monroe with times and hosts at Lotus Club Frances Hotel and various homes. Groups include Monroe Literary Club Rev R T Watson guest speaker, Welcome Wagon Newcomers at Frances Hotel 12 30, and multiple Y Teens and Garden clubs with meetings at Lenwil School Edgewater Gardens and YWCA.

Monroe Literary Club Lotus Club J. D. Kelly R. T. Watson Newcomer's Club Frances Hotel Study Club A. E. Montgomery Bayou DeSiard Garden Club Milhaven Plantation Beverly Martin Fred Heunefeld, Jr College Place Circle 4 Lamkin Community Church Louisville Ave Magnolia Study Club W. N. Reynolds Forsythe Avenue Sherrouse Jemima Carrie Phillips P. A. Colvin Christian Women’s Fellowship of First Christian Church Fellowship Hall Lida Benton P.-T. A Twin City Council P.T. A Crosley School

Local Social Roundup Hits Alexandria and Nearby towns

Mrs. John McDonald of Alexandria along with Mrs. W P Hickman of Colfax hosted at Mrs T Hardiner s home. Lucille Spinks visited Ruston relatives while Miss Eula Mae Fletcher of Rayville returned home with her mother and sister Edna Fletcher. Several students from Louisiana Tech Ruston were home for the weekend including C W Branton Cary King Jr Frances Hollenshead Paul Higgins and Seborn Thomas.

John McDonald Alexandria W. P. Hickman Colfax Lucille Spinks Ruston Eon Brooks Oakdale O. F. Matthews Matthews Shreveport Eula Mae Feltcher Rayville John Fletcher Edna Fletcher Ike Harris John Terrell Emmitt Leckey Pollock Terrell Louisiana Tech C. W. Branton Cary King Jr Frances Hollenshead Paul Higgins Seborn Thomas Ellis Babcock Jr Lafayette Bessie Walsh Winnfield Crit Asher Bogalusa Leon Brooks Dora Tannehill Ed Flevins Dick Walsh Shirley L. O. Clinton Pineville Auben Walters Grayson Fount Walters G. E. McDaniel Kelly L. Valentine A. M. Johnston George Harrington Wade Cotton Monroe Lake Charles

Musical Coterie Welcomes New Member in Beethoven Study

The Musical Coterie met Friday at Mrs. F W Allison home with new member Mrs. Felix J Willey welcomed. Miss Emy-Lou Biedenharn presented Beethoven life and forest inspired themes from the oratorio From Christ On The Mount Of Olives. Mrs. Clyde Sanders sang Praise The Redeemers Goodness and the duet On Me Then Fall. Welcomes guest Mrs. Leroy Anspach. Members listed include many named ladies.

F. W. Allison Felix J. Willey Allison Ludwig van Beethoven Emy-Lou Biedenharn Beethoven Christ On the Mount of Olives Clyde Sanders Ben R. Simpson Gertrude Sandrock Leroy Anspach B. D. Allbritton Z. C. Ambrose Emy-Lou Biedenham James G. Caldwell Grayson Guthrie, Jr L. Jack Hayes E. F. Hayward, Jr H. H. Land H. G. McDonald J. R. McKinley J. E. Murphy P. L. Perot Anne Prichard Ben R. Simpson, Jr Eloise C. Stanhope Briscoe Trousdale, Jr H. A. Whitfield Bobby Wilson Everett Zeagler

Tree root hairs as fine as gossamer

Most root hairs of a tree are extremely thin, about 1/250 of an inch in diameter, resembling delicate filaments. The observation highlights the minuteness of root hairs relative to the overall plant structure.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cancer Society Folgers Miss Brumby Covenant Presbyterian Women’s Bazaar Diana Mickel Billy Haddad Howard Young F. G. LaMoyne Richard Bradley Episcopal Parish House Leon Noland, Jr W. A. Walker Glen Walker Ralph King and Ralph Jr Memphis, Tenn Kay McCue Betty Sackman Marx G. L. Thomp- Scott Little Rock, Ark Margem Jackson Mrs. B. R. Brazzil Dallas, Tex Marine Corps Standards Teria Circle 5 Women of the Covenant Presbyterian Church Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors Blue Triangle Bayou DeSiard Country Club R. C. White Max Durham John Drouet O. B Masonic Temple Circle 3 North Louisiana American Pew Cameo Room Virginia Hotel L. J. Hulin L. D. Rogers R. M. Kettenring Paul Newman Otto E. Passman Missouri Pacific Booster Hall Delta Sigma Fraternity Roxy Salley Pargoud Drive Covenant Presbyterian Church Brown Auditorium State College Frank Spivey First Methodist Church Monroe Garden Club Henry Bernstein, Jr Riverside Drive John Theus Loop Road Lewis Slater Chauvin Bernice McCrary Short St Urania Allied van Lines, Inc DIAL Faulk-Collier Bondedato Inc Studebaker Studebiker St.joseph Weldon Monroe, LA
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